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Making a Banjo

In this video I build a banjo in the most round-about ways possible. Don't ask what I was thinking with those title cards. I'm not so sure myself... This guy's videos were a big help. They're also entertaining to watch, i'd recommend watching them if you haven't already.    / fletch123   (as always, I hope I pronounced the name right in the video!) If you want to hear that song at the end played properly, this guy (Andy) does an exellent cover.    • Tennessee Blues   The music used for the title cards was this track by Malmen, used with his permission. Bit of a strange website, but it reminds me of what the internet was like 10-15 years ago. http://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entr... I learned to play the banjo (and guitar) following this guy's, Patrick Costello's, videos on frailing. He's a peculiar fellow who keeps changing course in weird ways, so sometimes he decides to do stuff like delete all his videos and then a bit later put them all back up. But despite that he's still very good at teaching this stuff. I'm a bit out of practise myself though.    / dobro33h   I've got some shoddy drawings for this banjo, provided as-is. There wasn't much of a good plan since I built most of the stuff to fit as I went along. This sketchup model is just a whole load of... stuff I slapped down to help figure things out. Sketchup is great for things that are cylinders and squares, but it really falls apart when you try to make anything a bit more complicated like a banjo neck. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1DQ... There was an excellent website with alot of banjo making advise, called Bluestem, but it's been down for a while now and is probably gone for good. Which is a shame, or i'd link it here. Edit (02/11/16): I did a bit of searching and found the bluestem website hosted on the wayback machine. It's worth a look since it goes into a good amount of detail on some of the trickier things like the banjo neck angles. http://web.archive.org/web/2016032821... http://web.archive.org/web/2016032913... Also I hope this video doesn't leave out too much. There was alot of ground to cover with this video and I sort of skimmed over a bunch of stuff to try keep the runtime down.